• 153. The Final Episode of BioTypical

  • Jun 22 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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153. The Final Episode of BioTypical

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  • You read that right! Join Rodrigo, Ross, Brian and Producer Dan for one final episode as they reflect on the last 4 years of the show, the people they've become along the way and the lessons they've learned.

    PLUS: News about everyone's next adventures post-Podcast, and a Final Psychomagic Act to conclude 4 years of BioTypical.

    Thank you so much to all our listeners and the wonderful Patrons who have supported us along the way. We're so indebted to you that you spent time and resources in helping this little show along in the ways that you were able. This may be the end of BioTypical, but we hope the discoveries and lessons you might have learned during our run have helped you find a new sense of compassion for yourself and for the world around you and grow into the person you were always meant to be.

    Take Care!
    The BioTypical Team

    For more information on BioTypes visit www.RGPdevelopment.com

    Confused about BioTypes? Here's a starter episode that explains the Unani Biotypes and Systemic Psychology we reference.

    Hosted by
    Rodrigo Garcia Platas (    English & Spanish Instagram, Spanish TikTok)
    Ross Everett
    &     Brian McElhaney

    Segment Producer + Community Manager
    Dynia Goodwin

    Podcast Editor
    Dan Purcell

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